Anyone know if this will be okay for a 12" tire? im hoping to use it for a kawi z125, zx10, and dirt bike.

I would not recommend this wheel chock at all,, very poorly made. It would not fit your 12" wheel properly, or a ZX10. I had to modify the one I bought heavily to work properly with my front wheel 120/70-17 for my ZX14R. I would recommend the Trackside Wheel Chock, I use it in my trailer,,, and it is great,, but more expensive. You get what you pay for !

Will this work with a 2010 Victory Kingpin with the lower sweeping fender?

I have an Ultra classic and I had to remove the pivot piece and cinch my steer wheel in the remaining stand because it would've bent my fender. My guess is no.

I lost bolts, what size carriage screws would attach this to a carry on trailer? mesh base, with wood on top.

i used 1/2in dia bolts through the floor and through the frame. drilled it out to 1/2in. you can use 7/16 instead. not carriage bolts. came w metric bolts. do not bolt to just the mesh floor without a backing plate or through the frame of the trailer.

Is this good for a trailer. And will it fit a 2005 vstar 1100 classic?

Yes it works great on a trailer and and yes it will fit your bike nicely. My trailer (Triton AUT1064) has channels in the bed to use carriage bolts to secure cargo. Unfortunately the angle iron on the chock was not wide enough (needed to be 48") for the channels so I bolted a longer piece of angle iron to it and drilled holes to fit the channels. It holds my 2007 V-Star 1100 Classic well while I attach ratchet straps to secure the bike for towing. Backing the bike out of the chock is no problem. I am considering buying another one so that I can tow two bikes.

Manufacturer	Extreme Max
Brand	Extreme Max
Model	5001.5010
Product Dimensions	60.96 x 27.94 x 15.24 cm; 9.41 kg
Item model number	5001.5010
Manufacturer Part Number	5001.501
Voltage	12 Volts
Item Weight	9.41 Kilograms

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